Tony Blair...

[Naked Ape]

...is to donate the proceeds of his book to the Royal British Legion.

Lol.

Very generous. Though I'm sure he could sell many more books by giving his memoirs a more appropriate title: 'Musings of a Warmongering Cunt".

 

[Pig Cat]

...is to donate the proceeds of his book to the Royal British Legion.

Lol.

Very generous. Though I'm sure he could sell many more books by giving his memoirs a more appropriate title: 'Musings of a Warmongering Cunt".

Say what you think Nik, don't sit on the fence, LOL!!

 

[Blyth Spirit]

...by making such a promise it's a nice calculating way of getting decent people to buy it.

The comments are equally scathing, cutting and defamatory on Guido's order.order site.

Quite agree with your opinion of him too! :lol:

 

[SoapAlchemist]

But aren't crimes against humanity only committed when there is a conglomeration of countries who can, and choose to, operate a 'Let punish crimes against humanity' thingy?
There don't seem to have been any crimes against humanity in Somalia, Tibet, Iran, Afghanistan....or Nike factories, or a million other factories.
Sorry, must dash off to knit some more yoghurt before it gets too runny.

 

[IanM]

He's got blood on his hands, and no amount of money will ever wash it off.

Ian

 

[antdad]

Normally one becomes a Catholic and then lapses...

 

[Blyth Spirit]

Sadly the majority of the electorate weren't too bothered at the time and probably still aren't.

The facts of the matter are that Blair and his crowd were re-elected two years after the invasion of Iraq, and by a considerable majority.

De gustibus non est disputandum.

 

[antdad]

...the Tory opposition didn't exactly offer an alternative.

Contra principia negantem non est disputandum

 

[Blyth Spirit]

...the Tory opposition didn't exactly offer an alternative.

Contra principia negantem non est disputandum

... the then PM made definitive claims in the House, backed up by independent authorities. The same claims were made in the US.

Based on the claims and assertions, of Blair, there was nothing to realistically oppose. Not many of his then Cabinet resigned despite their now shame faced contrition, innocent, admissions (who, me Gov?) to the current inquiry.

Hindsight is a wonderful thing but we elect and pay these people to have foresight.

:x

 

[hunnymonster]

Really? I vote for the least offensive candidate, since they're all in it for themselves whatever they say.

More often than not, that candidate is not on the sheet and I have to write "BALLS TO THE LOT OF THEM" across the paper.

 

[Rev-O]

The Hutton Inquiry has had more teeth than I thought I would - or at least it has bared them. Whether it will have any bite remains to be seen. I hope so.

 

[Blyth Spirit]

The Hutton Inquiry has had more teeth than I thought I would - or at least it has bared them. Whether it will have any bite remains to be seen. I hope so.

Ollie, Hutton examined the circumstances of David Kelly's demise. This one is headed by Chilcott.

Will anything happen? I'm not exactly holding my breath...

 

[Rev-O]

Ah yes, thanks.

I was misled by the intelligence services.

 

[moodymick]

I am quite sure the book will be full of the arrogant shite he has always specialized in :| Hopefully people, should they so wish to do so, make their own charitable donations where they see fit rather than pander to his vanity. no doubt it will do well in Dumbfuckistan - did they have a book review forum on that other site?

 

[Blyth Spirit]

[...]
did they have a book review forum on that other site?

If you mean Guido's order.order site, nah, they just hate him.

 

[SoapAlchemist]

First thing I thought when they found Dr. Kelly was....are we in a James Bond movie here...............